Category: Cameras
I tried Sony’s new 100-400mm f/4.5 GM — this lens is for bird and sports photography ‘on easy mode’ with the A7R VI
When Sony invited me to try the new Sony A7R VI, naturally, I leaped at the chance to handle a camera that we just rated five out of five stars in our recent review. The camera wasn’t the only thing I wanted to try, however, as the brand was also debuting the rather eye-catching FE…
Sony a7R VI Review: Is This the New High-Resolution King?
Last Updated on 05/13/2026 by Chris Gampat It’s been 13 years since Sony first introduced the R series of cameras, the first high-resolution mirrorless cameras available to the public. Since then, Sony has worked to refine the a7R cameras in ways that have pushed what’s possible with these. The new Sony a7R VI aims to…
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LUMIX L10 Review: A Photographer’s Favorite Camera?
Last Updated on 05/12/2026 by Chris Gampat Something that I absolutely never expected to happen so soon is the announcement of the new Panasonic LUMIX L10 camera. This new camera differs a lot from the Leica D-LUX 8 and is the spiritual successor to the LX100 series. It starts with a higher megapixel sensor and…
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Is Capture One Having An Export Problem?
Ever since the last version of Capture One, I’ve been observing a noticable increase in the export times for files. This isn’t just when dealing with large batches of images; I can say the same even when a handful of files needs to be exported for quick use. I thought the latest update to Capture…
The Pixel 90s Retro Filter Cam Tugs at a Nerd’s Heart
As an “Elder Millennial,” I have fond memories of some of the technology I grew up around. One of the biggest “wants” of my childhood was the Gameboy Camera module/game. Although in my childhood, owning a Game Boy Camera was more of a flex, as an adult I genuinely pine for the pixelated look but…
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From controller to camera — this photography sim is the ultimate training tool for your next shoot in the real outdoors
Often the most difficult part of improving as a photographer has less to do with equipment, and more with finding the time and opportunities to take photos in new places and expand your skills at pressing the shutter. What are the best settings for your camera? How does the aperture and lens focal length impact…
Does Adobe’s Latest Update Mean the Lightroom Classic?
I know, the headline sounds click-bait-y but hear me out. Earlier this month, Adobe released a major update to Lightroom and Lightroom Classic that brings over a number of enhancements to the storied photo management and editing suite. From the addition of support for Sony a7V RAW files, Mood Boards, contextual search, and quality of…
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